A private room for parents
who understand each other.
Caring for a disabled child is isolating. Parent carer support groups exist because sometimes you need to talk to people who actually understand. These conversations are deeply personal — your group deserves a private video room where every person is admitted by the host, nothing is recorded unless you choose it, and the space belongs to your group alone.
Built for parent carer groups, SEND support circles, and family support networks.
Privacy as the starting point
Parent carers talk about their children, their families, their struggles with the system. This is not content for a platform to mine. Every Nexus room is private by default — no public directory, no discoverable URL, no data shared with third-party marketing platforms.
Every person who joins is held in a waiting room until the host admits them. You see who's asking to come in before you open the door.
The same trusted group, every time
Your group is the same parents meeting regularly — weekly, fortnightly, monthly. The room is permanent, the link never changes, and everyone knows where to find it.
No new links to send. No confusion. No technical barriers for parents who are already stretched thin. Just the same room, the same group, the same quiet reliability.
Stay connected between sessions
The persistent chat lets the group stay in touch between meetings — sharing resources, checking in on each other, posting links to local authority information or SEND tribunal advice.
Some weeks the meeting itself is the lifeline. Other weeks it's the message someone posts on a Wednesday afternoon. The room is there for both.
How groups use Nexus
Parent carer peer support
Regular meetings for parents caring for disabled children. A private space where people can be honest about the challenges — the system, the isolation, the exhaustion — with people who genuinely understand.
SEND parent groups
Groups focused on navigating the SEND system — EHCPs, tribunals, local authority processes. The persistent chat is useful for sharing template letters, deadlines, and advice between sessions.
Facilitated support circles
Groups run by a facilitator — a charity worker, counsellor, or experienced parent carer. The host controls admission and can remove anyone if needed. The room provides structure without surveillance.
Recommended for your group
Group
Up to 8 participants · 50 hrs/month
- Up to 8 participants
- Permanent link with custom subdomain
- Persistent chat between sessions
- Room branding with your group's name
Club
Up to 12 participants · 50 hrs/month
- Up to 12 participants
- Everything in Group, plus:
- Password-protected room access
- Hosted landing page for your group
Running a larger support network? See the full pricing page for Business and Corporate tiers. See full pricing →
Common questions
Is recording turned off by default?
Can people join without giving their real name?
Who controls who gets into the room?
Is this suitable for groups with vulnerable adults?
Can our charity or local authority fund this for us?
What data do you store about our group?
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Your group deserves a private space.
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